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--- balug:books_and_publications [2017-01-18T06:07:49+0000] – inventory update michael_paoli
+++ balug:books_and_publications [2025-06-16T20:09:11+0000] (current) – Added titles Michael Paoli has to (personally) give away michael_paoli
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 and some other user group meetings
 (e.g.
-[[http://www.buug.org/|Berkeley Unix User Group (BUUG)]],
+[[http://www.berkeleylug.com/|Berkeley Linux Users Group]]).\\
-[[http://bad.debian.net/|Bay Area Debian (BAD)]],
-[[http://www.berkeleylug.com/|Berkeley Linux Users Group]],
-[[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Hour|Ubuntu Hour]] [[https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CaliforniaTeam/Projects/UbuntuHours|(San Francisco & Berkeley)]],
-and sometimes [[http://www.sf-lug.com/|San Francisco Linux Users' Group (SF-LUG)]]
-and others).\\
 Other folks may also bring (some of) these and/or additional books, publications, etc.
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   * which such note(s) of interest are posted earliest/earlier to list
-The immediately below item(s) courtesy of [[https://www.nostarch.com/|No Starch Press]]' User Group program (they'd love if one writes a review of these, and especially on-line, and most especially on Amazon):
+These titles currently (while they last) available courtesy of Michael Paoli:
-Linux Command Line \\
+Practical Unix & Internet Security, 2nd Edition \\
-A Complete Introduction \\
+Simson Garfinkel and Gene Spafford \\
-by William E. Shotts, Jr. \\
+(c) 1996, 1991 \\
-January 2012, 480 pp. \\
+O'Reilly & Associates, Inc. \\
-ISBN: 978-1-59327-389-7 \\
+~1004 pages \\
-https://www.nostarch.com/tlcl \\
+ \\
+How Linux Works (What Every Superuser Should Know) \\
+Brian Ward \\
+(c) 2004 \\
+No Starch Press \\
+~365 pages \\
+ \\
+Linux Server Security, 2nd Edition \\
+Michael D. Bauer \\
+(c) 2005, 2003 \\
+O'Reilly \\
+~542 pages \\
+ \\
+Security Power Tools \\
+Burns, et. al. \\
+(c) 2007 \\
+O'Reilly \\
+~855 pages \\
 The immediately below item(s) courtesy of [[http://www.pearsoned.com/|Pearson Education]]'s User Group program (they'd love if one writes a review of these, and especially on-line, and most especially on Amazon):